17 Photos Of Melania That Donald Has Kept Secret

1. Modeling Career

Melania began her modeling career when she was just a teenager. One of her earliest photoshoots upon moving to NYC was for the cover of Ocean Drive. Should her husband be elected, she would also be the first First Lady to have ever posed nude…

2. From a Young Age

Born in 1970, Melania started modeling when she was just 16. The Slovenian born beauty spent her time jetting between Paris, Milan and New York working with some of the words top photographers.

3. Linguist

Having lived and modeled all over the world, Melania has achieved fluency in 5 languages: Slovenian, English, French, Serbian and German.

4. At First Sight

Melania met Donald at a New York Fashion Week party in September 1998. Their relationship gained notoriety after a 1999 Howard Stern Show interview. They were engaged in 2004.

5. Help Before Marriage

She is no stranger to the campaign trail. In 2000, before she was even married to Trump, Melania appeared with her future husband while he campaigned for the Reform Party 2000 presidential nomination.

6. Third Time Lucky

Prior to marrying Melania, Donald Trump was married twice before. First to Ivana Zelníčková and then to Marla Maples. Ivana is known as a former athlete, socialite, and fashion model, while Maples is an actress an TV personality.

7. Jewelry Designer

In February 2010, Melania Trump announced the launch of her debut jewelry collection with QVC, ‘Melania Timepieces & Jewelry’. Her collection sold out within 45 minutes.

8. First Lady

When asked by The New York Times how she would support her husband as President, Melania replied, “I would be very traditional. Like Betty Ford or Jackie Kennedy. I would support him.”

9. Charitable Work

She has been associated with various charity events, including Breast Cancer Research, The American Red Cross and in 2008, she rang the closing bell at NASDAQ to commemorate the Fifth Annual National Love Our Children Day and the beginning of National Child Abuse Prevention month.

10. Becoming Mrs. Trump

Donald Trump married wife Melania in January 2005 in a million-dollar wedding, spending an estimated $500,000 on flowers and thousands of dollars on caviar. In addition, Melania wore a $125,000 Christian Dior wedding gown. The wedding cake at the reception was a 50-pound orange Grand Marnier cake, covered by over 3,000 roses. It was a celebrity-studded affair.

11. Celebrity Apprentice

During the 2013 season of the celebrity apprentice, the teams had to draw up a marketing plan for Melania’s line of beauty products. Both campaigns were pretty unsuccessful.

12. Step Mom

Melania Trump is 45, which means she’s just 7 years older than Trump’s oldest son, Donald Trump, Jr. She also became step mom to Donalds 3 other children, Eric, Ivanka and Tiffany.

13. Mom To Barron

In 2006, Melania gave birth to a son named Barron. As a baby, Barron reportedly occupied his own floor in the Trumps’ apartment in Trump Towers but often slept in a crib in his parents’ bedroom. He plays golf with his father and is said to like wearing a suit and tie. Melania’s nickname for him is ‘Mini-Donald’

14. Cover Girl

During Melanias modeling career she has appeared on the covers of notable magazines such as Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, In Style, Vanity Fair and Elle

15. Designing Their Homes

The trumps own several properties all of which are tastefully decorated down to the last detail by you know who, Melania. The Trump’s three-story penthouse in Trump Towers is opulent to say the least, and is decorated in 24K gold and the finest marble.

16. Campaign Trail

When last year she was asked about her husband’s presidential campaign, Melania said, that she encouraged him because she knew what he will do and what he can do for America. He loves the American people and he wants to help them.

17. Private Lady

Melania is a quiet person. She revealed in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar that she follows everything her husband is doing from A-Z, but choses not to join him in the limelight for her own personal reasons.

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